Love the meats!! That’s an old tank. I get it both filled locally. Once a year a trade the tanks in. I know they screw you on the fill.
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Frankie's Friend
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You're the whiner. Questioning without recourse. Management cant do math? You're all about numbers.
Coldworld
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Dammit brown!! I was about ready to go fire up the strike bunker... take that bitch live... I had the launch codes ready to go in my
ing back pocket!!!
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Frankie's Friend
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The same way it will affect my performance.
BakerMayfield2018
Fight the power.
I want to strike so bad. 97 was so much funDammit brown!! I was about ready to go fire up the strike bunker... take that bitch live... I had the launch codes ready to go in my
Dammit brown!! I was about ready to go fire up the strike bunker... take that bitch live... I had the launch codes ready to go in my
Ugh, I don’t wanna argue, go away
Dammit brown!! I was about ready to go fire up the strike bunker... take that bitch live... I had the launch codes ready to go in my
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
lol and you think there's gonna be a ft driver job to flip to in 5 years 10 years 15 years? Lol wake up.
If we give on something this big when the company is swimming in money and packages and the economy is rolling what do you think is gonna happen next recession?
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
It's not just them. I can't tell you how many friends blew off ups as an option when we were 22/23 because they got a full time job making big bucks (yeah like $14 an hour) now in our mid 30's they've hopped from dead end job to dead end job for a dollar or two raise and I'm making $15 an hour more than them.
Scottyhawk
What is it? A brown box. Duh
FT wages $4.15 over 5 years, no split raises.
PT, no more skilled or unskilled, no progression, start $13, $14, $15, $15.50 each year of contract, seniority employee's get new start rate or GWI whichever is higher.
2000 feeder jobs created, loads off rail.
Double time over 60 hours. LTD increases.
PT health after 9 months. PT pension increases.
22.4 top rate 30.64 + GWI - $34.79 at end of contract,
current number FT jobs protected, no more than 25% of total FT PKG jobs in 22.4
PT, no more skilled or unskilled, no progression, start $13, $14, $15, $15.50 each year of contract, seniority employee's get new start rate or GWI whichever is higher.
2000 feeder jobs created, loads off rail.
Double time over 60 hours. LTD increases.
PT health after 9 months. PT pension increases.
22.4 top rate 30.64 + GWI - $34.79 at end of contract,
current number FT jobs protected, no more than 25% of total FT PKG jobs in 22.4
BakerMayfield2018
Fight the power.
This is some bs. We were set up for biggest contract ever. Record profits every quarter. Lik December every day. Us economy booming. If we can’t get a good contract now when we got em by the balls. We never will. Sad. Very sad.
Everyone sees the now money, not the Future money. $100 a week more now is better than $700 a week more a few uyear from now..
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Staydryitsraining
Well-Known Member
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are you god? How you know dis?
Brownsocks
Just a dog
I'm not voting for that bs.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Absolutely nothing here that screams victory to me.
Blackstream
Well-Known Member
Yeah if this was real, this would be the easiest no vote ever. My area already starts PTers at $15 an hour, and I would actually get a pay cut for the first year or two because I'd lose my skilled pay.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Yep that's what's the scariest thing for me. I understand why the last two contracts haven't been the greatest. We weren't in great positions to negotiate.
But this one was different. This was an easy win for the teamsters. Even got a huge strike approval vote.
I
Hope ups at least used lube when they
ed Taylor's brains out.
BakerMayfield2018
Fight the power.
I’m pissed off. Never in history of teamsters has it been so set up for them to succeed. If this bs is true it is a complete and utter failure
$4.15 over 5 years
